Can you please clarify? Where do you click, and where does it take you? The grammar definitions appear multiple times.

for example, at http://eel.is/c++draft/expr.prim.lambda#3, click the following lambda-expression . But in the pdf, there is no corresponding hyperlink.

Readers may be confused what lambda-expression is, and they have to resort to other means to find the definition of that term.

Readers may be confused what lambda-expression is, and they have to resort to other means to find the definition of that term.

Such as searching for it, or looking in the index of grammar terms, which works perfectly well.

eel.is is nothing to do with the C++ committee or the official drafts and uses a completely different pipeline to generate HTML pages. We certainly don't want to add a reference like "(5.1.5)" after every occurrence of a grammar-term.

@jwakely I wasn't adding reference. I was saying hyper-link, as the way eel.is does. Of course add a reference like "(5.1.5)" is a sure way to distract the readers.

Yes, I know, but the draft doesn't inline hyperlinks like that, and IMHO there's no reason to change that.

Not a bug.